Can this be used in place of a deadbolt and doorknob? I rather not replace my door.
4183
Does the customer have a deadbolt and a separate doorknob or deadbolt + doorknob in a single unit. I think that the Amazon site has products to replace either as a separate unit but not a combined unit.
4184
in place of the door knob only, we just left the dead bolt on for added security.
4185
The lock is only designed to replace a door knob/latch and strike plate by preventing the outer handle from turning the knob. This model does not replace a deadbolt
4186
NO. It does not cover both holes (unless they are real close together then you would have to place the door.)I use it on the bottom handle and have a regular dead bolt up top. If I leave and forget to look dead bolt then at least the door is locked because we always leave the inside knob to where it auto-locks.
1965261
I was replacing a non-functioning wiser thinking keys would correlate. They did not. So I have a separate key for both knob & deadbolt. A little inconvenient but I do love the quality & keyless lock itself. Great product just not as interchangeable as you might think.
2135187
from what I can tell, yes, you can. the part that you insert is just a little ( ) shape protruding from the flat metal bar. you just stick that in the same hole that the door "latch bolt" goes into. so, If the hole in the wall the door latch bolt goes into is at least like an inch tall and an inch wide, it should work fine.
1426646
In my opinion, it would be as secure as just having a regular lock there. So if you think that would be secure enough, than this would be as well. That being said, as long as your deadbolt and regular knob were drilled to a standard size, they should both fit. They end up close on the outside of the door, but it works. My door was pre-drilled when we bought it, and I thought it would not fit. It ended up fitting nicely.
1423357
You can but it's not a direct replacement for the deadbolt body! You will need to either build a flatbed or roll cage to mount it to or buy a honcho roll cage or similar to mount it to. That is what my son is doing with the same body for his deadbolt.
130423
Yes, you want to look for a motor driven deadbolt lock. Amazon has a Kwikset model that works this way.
1977154
This lock can be used anywhere a regular deadbolt can be used, taking into account, of course, that the shape of this deadbolt lock is narrow and tall, not "puck-like." If the gate is a door, sure. If the gate is metal bars, maybe not the best application. You will also need a door knob. This is a lock, not a handle-lock. Read all the details before purchasing; and all the reviews.
874891
Probably - you'd have to close off the "door", but you could likely use the spindles provided. It doesn't appear structural, but I'm not a designer/engineer.
975367
yes it can .i installed mine in a security door.i ended up useing 1/4 in all thread.instead of screws.iam happy with the door so far.
275892
it may be possible, I'm not a locksmith but for the price of the lock it most likely wouldn't be cost effective. Probably cheaper to just replace all your locks with new ones.
617594
Probably could, but I would not. The handles are a friction snap in and the door would need to be closed (solid rather than moving) in order to put the handle in place or remove it.
1369769
I wouldn't recommend it for that purpose, this lock leaves at least an inch gap after it's fastened so it wouldn't be ideal for doors that need to be completely closed. I'd suggest looking for door knob locks or deadbolts for front doors.
456801
This is a deadbolt and is meant for regular doors. It is not a garage door opener.
1264815
Yes this includes all the hardware to replace a mortis style doorknob and lockset. Depending on your old hardware, you may have to use a chisel and hammer to resize the cutouts in your door. That's what I had to do in my case. I've had this over a year and it still is a great replacement for old worn out doorknobs.
450034
No. You have to turn the knob or use the key to latch the pins. It's seems to be a very secure locking method. The jamb can't be spread apart to bypass a typical deadbolt.
1009173
I think you could if it was made by the same manufacturer as the standard doorknob. This has been done lots for the elderly and disabled but without matching parts and sizing it might require some carpentry work.
1494284
Yes but it's not as easy to rotate by hand. Will save you a lot of money over replacing the whole assembly though. Careful when dissasembling the door and assembly.